First State Bank of Patoka 1942 condition report
Official publication transmits the 1942 report of condition for First State Bank of Patoka. L E Green cashier swears the figures are true and align with the Auditor of Public Accounts report. Directors T E Irwin and P J McJonnier sign as state officials. Notary Mac Eagan notarizes on October 8, 1942.
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First State Bank of
Patoka
Auditor of Public Accounts
L. E. Green
State of
Ilinois
Illinois
Marion
Mac Eagan
Local Residents Visit Nearby Cities and Attend Socials
A long list of visits and social calls fills a Decatur area page with many names and small trips. Albert Potts and daughter Clar ance Miller traveled from Decatur, Annie Daniels spent time with her brother in Vandalia, and families like the Chiss and Livesay circles hosted relatives in the region.
Local Social Notes From Fredonia Area
Fredonia residents and guests visited friends in Patoka Odin Irvington Salem and Centralia. Mr and Mrs Everett Jett and Mr and Mrs W W Miller attended a farm program at the school house with about 60 people. Laura Carter and family shopped in Salem while Opal Kretzer Fern Groff and children were seen in Centralia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Leonard
Patoka
C. H. Christian
L. A. Wilson
Vandalia
Freda Meador
Carel
Karren
Chicago
F. E. Webb
Centralia
Effie Arnold
Bill Gregory
Alma
J. O. Arnold
Yale Hyle
Vanda
Brenda
Walton W. Arnold
U. S. Army
Kansas City
Missouri
L. J. Bates
C. D. Doolen
Shirley
Leo Freyer
John Quayle
Marily
Mary Reed
Oologah
Oklahoma
Lizzie Johnson
D. L. Wickersham
Illiopolis
W. W. Miller
Everett Jett
E. E. McHaney
Charles McHaney
Opal Kretzer
Fern Groff
John
Laurence Talbert
Odin
Lee Cozad
W. D. Cozad
W. Wy ‘Miller
Irvingt
John A and Son
Wm. Perkins
Salem
Rev. Atchison
Chas. Scott
Laura Carter
East Zion community notes and visits near Kinmundy
Raymond Maulding prepares to build a barn after cutting logs. Henry Ogelsby, Jamie Caldwell, and others visit. Fielding Adams delivers blocks to Ellis Bassett for a cellar. Residents including Riley Stipp, Harry Booth, Paul Caldwell, Oscar Caldwell, Cecil Collier and Elmer Berry attend gatherings. Elsie Caldwell improves. several attend Chance School meeting. Charles Voris assists Jim McNichols with beans. Mitchel attends his father’s funeral. Lester Griffin threshing locally. Howard Nelson conducts Salem business.
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Raymond Maulding
Kinmundy
Henry Ogelsby
Jamie Caldwell
Fielding Adams
Ellis Bassett
Riley Stipp
Alma
Harry Booth
Paul Caldwell
Oscar Caldwell
Cecil Collier
Elmer Berry
Chance School
Elsie Caldwell
Howard Nelson
Salem
Charles Voris
Jim McNichols
Charles Mitchel
Lester Griffin
What You Buy With War Bonds Mess Kit Shows Soldier Gear
The mess kit, a key item in a soldier's equipment, includes a pan a plastic canteen cup and cutlery in a canvas pack. It costs about two dollars with changes from aluminum to plastic and alloy replacements. Buy mess kits for soldiers through War Bonds and Stamps and invest at least ten percent of income each pay period to meet local quotas.
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America
United Nations
U.S. Treasury Department
U. S. Treasury Department
Also Mentioned on This Page
Patoka, Illinois
Cashier
T. E. Irwin
P. J. McJonnier
United States
Maine
Vernon
Albert Potts
Decatur
Clarance Miller
Annie Daniels
Pittsburgh, Ilinois
Hobart Arnold
T. E. Quayle
Dale Whitehurst
Sterling
J. H. Peddicord
Doris Tolka
Genevieve Ward
Thurby Meador
E. J. Leininger
Wilmington
Beulah Jarret
Sheidan
H. C. Betts
Arvilla Hines
Fredonia
C. O. Livesay
Emma Thompson
Shobonier
Jim Metzger
Harold and
Claud Betts
Keith
Joe
Mrs
Ellis Doolen
Cecil Ford
Jackksonville
Charles Moore
Hazel M. Cox
Minnie Peddicord
Helen Easley
Billy Jones
Carlyle
Cecil Jones
THE
Patoka Register
Harold K. Pike
Patoka, Ill
Crawfords
United States War Bonds
East Zion
England
John A. Jennings
III
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